Cesar Bandera

César Bandera, recently participated as a supporting actor in the feature film "God never dies" of Santiago Mohar and several short films where he has had the main character. His appearance and easy to speak with different latin accents allow him ... more

César Bandera, recently participated as a supporting actor in the feature film "God never dies" of Santiago Mohar and several short films where he has had the main character. His appearance and easy to speak with different latin accents allow him to be eligible to diverse characters as Danceman in "Electric Ant", by Phillip K. Dick, filmed by Juan Miguel Diez. It was José, a Mexican immigrant in "Tres Cargas Dos Entrañas".

In 2012 has been preparing ON CALL (Home Guard), a romantic comedy where he will be Jonh a middle-aged man, all time busy with his job until love comes through the window.

Currently he continues under training with Javier Galito-Cava, a recognized trainer in Meisner Technique. He has received master classes by the Director of WaterFront San Francisco Conservatory and acclaimed trainer in Meisner Technique in the United States, Rachel Adler. His training is completed with a sort of courses of Body and Voice given by prestigious national and international trainers. Add to this a recent stage combat course. His love of sports like snowboarding, skating and soccer make him a dynamic actor and ideal for action projects. Humility, Hard Work and Risk, it's how he describe the three key of the craft. From 2009 when he decided to change his consolidated profession in Information Technology and pursue acting, he realized the dedication and the risk that this art needs. Continuous training, courage to make mistakes and humility to success, are some of the things he has learned from this wonderful craft that so fortunately he found in the road of life.

“You don’t have to become more interesting, more sensitive, more talented, more observant – to act better. You do have to become more active.” David Mament.